Christina Sullivan is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist specializing in guiding children, adolescents, and adults with ADHD, autism/Asperger's, anxiety, and other neurodiversities toward success. Utilizing her expert and mindful approach, she provides personalized, comprehensive, and multi-disciplinary interventions that foster belonging and connection, while enhancing confidence and independence. Through her learning center for neurodiverse learners, as well as individual, family, and group therapies, Christina equips her clients with essential skills for social and academic success and beyond. Her distinctive approach extends to working closely with families, leading social skills groups, and offering Maximize Your Mind workshops. Christina also provides individual and family therapy, along with Executive Functioning skills coaching and consulting in her private practice. Additionally, she facilitates intensive therapeutic social skills and executive functioning skills summer camps and collaborates with public and private schools. For parents facing challenges with their child’s school experience, social interactions, or executive functioning skills—such as planning, organization, self-control, and initiating tasks—Christina is dedicated to understanding each family's unique situation and helping them achieve their goals, with the ultimate aim of fostering happiness and harmony within the family unit.